Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
immoralism
Noun
/ɪˈmɔːrəlɪzm/
Definition
Immoralism refers to the belief or practice that actions traditionally deemed immoral are permissible or acceptable, often challenging established moral norms.
Examples
- Some philosophers argue that immoralism can lead to a more honest understanding of human behavior.
- The novel explores themes of immoralism, pushing the characters to confront their inner conflicts with societal moral codes.
- His views on immoralism sparked debates in the ethical community about the nature of right and wrong.
Meaning
It signifies a disregard for moral principles, suggesting that there is no inherent obligation to conform to societal ethical standards.
Synonyms
- Amorality
- Unethical behavior
- Debauchery
